Salesforce Lightning Web Components(LWC, HTML,JavaScript)

Learn Step by step Salesforce Lightning Web Components using HTML, JavaScript and CSS

Salesforce Lightning Web Components(LWC, HTML,JavaScript)
Salesforce Lightning Web Components(LWC, HTML,JavaScript)

Salesforce Lightning Web Components(LWC, HTML,JavaScript) free download

Learn Step by step Salesforce Lightning Web Components using HTML, JavaScript and CSS

This course is meticulously crafted for those eager to master Salesforce Integration with various APIs, with a special focus on Lightning Web Components (LWC). Before diving into LWC, you'll brush up on essential web development skills like HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and XML. JavaScript, being the backbone of LWC, will cover key concepts such as Data Types, Variables, Arrays, Objects, and modern features like JavaScript Promises.

The course also introduces Visual Studio as the development environment, along with the Web Stack (ECMA Script) and browser tools for debugging and logging.

In the LWC sessions, you'll learn to create LWC bundles, combining HTML, JavaScript, and XML into powerful components. The course covers everything from LWC Tags and UI Components to advanced topics like Service Components, CSS in LWC, and LWC Decorators. You’ll explore Data Binding, LWC Lifecycle Hooks, and how to connect LWC to Apex for data retrieval.

Moreover, you’ll learn to implement Lightning Data Service, use Lightning Design Systems, and perform DML Operations through Apex in LWC. The course also covers real-world applications, including calling LWC from Flows.


This course is going to cover


  • HTML

  • CSS (Styles)

  • Scripts

  • JavaScript

  • XML

  • Visual Studio

  • Web stack (ECMA Script), TC39

  • Browser --> Debug, Error , logs

  • LWC Bundle (HTML, JS, XML)

  • LWC Tags

  • LWC tags

  • CSS in LWC

  • LWC Decorators

  • LWC JavaScript

  • LWC Lifecycle Hooks

  • LWC --> Apex (call APex)

  • Lightning Data Service

  • Lightning Design Systems (CSS)

  • Wire Decorator

  • Event

  • Calling LWC from Flows

  • Calling Flows from LWC

  • Real time scenarios